Ceo of the Great Passion Play says they plan on pursuing charges and they filed a report with the Carroll County Sheriff's Office. Now the sign was put up overnight by a protest group called in decline. They say it's in response to newly passed abortion restrictions in Arkansas. Of course, the message was totally opposite of what we stand for here at the play. The operations director of the Great Passion Play says they got a call around eight a.m. About the sign, which was put up by the group in decline. They call themselves a guerilla art collective that's responsible for various symbols of protest art around the country with has been um, just the consistent pressure on roe v wade. The and the insistence that um safe access to abortion needs to be done away with completely. So we've we've been zeroing in on a number of different actions that we can do. And when we saw the price of the Ozarks statue, we knew that that would be a perfect canvas. The cloth banner with the message, God bless abortions spans 44 ft and weighed over £50. It was the length of the christ statues. Arms. A representative with the group agreed to do an interview, but only with a mask on. He says they broke into the property overnight disguised as construction workers. I asked the representative with decline if they are worried about getting caught since they committed a crime. It's always a risk. But the way we look at it, it's, you know, I mean, what's worse trespassing or Ensuring that women across the country can't have safe access to abortions. The great passion play administrators say they are thankful that no one was harmed when they tried to take the banner down. It was very dangerous. I called a local tree company, had a 65-foot boom truck to try to get it down safely. The whole banner actually unfurled and almost flew away like a sale. It's very nervous for the people taking it down. The ceo says that the message doesn't align with their values and goes against their belief systems. It's just such an illustration. You've got jesus who stands for life and in a pro abortion sign out in front of him. The choice we, we need to make in our personal life. We're gonna stand for life or death. Directors with the passion play. Say they already have new plans for the banner. They plan on cutting it up and using it as a drop cloth while they do cleaning and painting on the grounds here in Eureka Springs, Alison Wise, 29 News.